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The 4th International. Conference on Green Asia and Sustainability Forum: Ageing

Society Development for Active and Productive Ageing

June 8, 2018

Co-hosted by Eastern Asia University, National Defence Studies Institute of the Royal Thai

Armed Forces, Federation of Thai Industries, Department for Development of Thai

Traditional and Alternative Medicine of Ministry of Public Health, Faculty of Education of

Chulalongkorn University, Faculty of Architecture and Planning of Thammasat University

Rationale

The United Nations General Assembly on September 25, 2015 adopted the resolution for

the development agenda which contains 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and 169

target goals. These goals and targets will stimulate action over the next 15 years in areas of

critical importance for humanity and the planet. The 2030 agenda sets out a universal plan

of action to achieve sustainable development in a balanced manner, ensuring peace,

security, well-being, with an economically, socially, and quality environment. The

sustainable development seeks to realize the human rights of all people, leaving no one

behind, and ensuring that the SDGs are met for all segments of society, at all ages, with a

focus on the most vulnerable—including older persons.

In a context of rapidly increasing ageing population in many countries of the world, a~

mentioned in the Secretary-General's video Message to the 27th Annual Conference of the

International Union of the Scientific study of the Population, he predicted the rapid increase

in the population of the ageing.

The Thai government and National Economic and Social Development board is aware of

such a dramatic and rapidly increase in the ageing population, sixty years and older.

Meanwhile, PSC Research Reports published by the University of Michigan, the number of

older people (defined as age 60 and over) in Thailand has increased from approximately 1.5

million people in 1960 to 10.7 million people in 2015, which is 16% of total population. The

number of older people in Thailand are projected to increase to over 20 million by 2035;

which will constitute 30% of the total population. By contrast, worldwide, one in eight

people was aged 60 or over. By 2050, older people are projected to account for one in six

people globally. This phenomenon will continuously bring Thailand into the Ageing Society

which will have a large effect on the economy and society of the country.

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This issue of ageing population and the welfare of older persons have received attention

from the government as one of the prominent issues in the 2012-16 National Economic and

Social Development Plan.

The policy on ageing was developed as a response for coping with this problem. The 2nd

National Plan on the Elderly (2002-2021) was released by the National Commission on the

Elderly, authorized by the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security Thailand.

The act on the elderly was adopted in 2003. This was followed by The 2nd evaluation plan

from 2001-2011 of NPE. This plan was submitted for approval by the Cabinet on April 27,

2010. Furthermore, this NPE has been forwarded to develop an action plan and strategy

containing the following 5 strategies:

1. Strategy on the readiness and preparation of the people for quality aging of the

population: (1) Measures on income security for old age, (2) Measures on education and

Lifelong learning, (3) Measures on raising social conscience and the respect for and

recognition of the elderly's value, contribution and dignity.

2. Strategy on the promotion and development of the elderly: (1) Measures on

health promotion, prevention, against disease and primary-self-care, (2) Measures on

encouraging of group joining and strengthening the elderly representative organizations, (3)

Measures on promotion of employment and income of the elderly,(4) Measures on

promotion of skills for elderly, (5) Measures on promotion and support of all classes of the

mass media to include the elderly involving programs and support for the elderly to access

knowledge and data, information and news, (6) Measures on promotion and provision of

enabling the elderly and for user friendly housing and environment.

3. Strategy on the social safeguards for the elderly: (1) Measures on income security,

(2) Measures on health security,(3) Measures on care giving and protection by family

members and, (4) Measures on the service system and supportive networks.

4. Strategy on management of developing a comprehensive national system for

training and developing the personnel for the elderly involving the following mission: (1)

Measures on management of developing the national comprehensive system for the elderly

involving undertakings empowering, and enabling the National Committee on the elderly to

implement the key policies and missions (2) Measures on promoting and supporting

personnel for the elderly.

5. Strategy on processing, upgrading and disseminating knowledge on the elderly and

the national monitoring of implementation of NPE: (1) Measures on encouraging and

supporting gerontology research for the purpose of formulating policies and developing

services and undertakings useful to the elderly, (2) Measures on the consecutive and

effective monitoring of NPE, (3) Measures on upgrading and updating the elderly database

whereby the significant elderly database shall be accessible and easy for searching.

The five strategies of the 2nd National Plan for elderly contain essential information and

steps for implementing the care for older persons in different aspects. When the Conference

attendees present knowledge and practices considered best practices on the ageing society

development, we will be able to clearly understand the process of Ageing society

development. Knowledge Learned and best practices of operators and researchers, including

scholars in academia would be great for exchanging knowledge and sharing information

among conference attendees. The outcome and knowledge learned can be applied for the

betterment of the Ageing Society Development."

The Conference is focusing on building networks not only for knowledge and value under

the goal of "Ageing Society and Development," but also for achieving a high quality of life,

for a sustainable society. The strategy for ageing, according to the 2nd National Plan on

Elderly, is taken to move the production of research, which can not only be developed and

presented as new knowledge but also which will be published and distributed so that it can

be linked. These research results can then be applied by both the public and private

sectors.

Objectives of Conference

1. To provide a platform for research presentations and discussions conducted by

university lecturers, scholars, practitioners and graduate students.

2. To provide a platform for exchanging academic work and new knowledge on

"Sustainable Development and Ageing Society Development," for the benefit of the public

Also, this conference will address development and capabilities of an ageing society so that

the elderly can lead active, productive, healthy and useful lives.

3. To provide an opportunity to exchange knowledge, experience, and research work

on developing a "quality ageing society" among Thai and international scholars.

4. To build up the academic network among EAU with public and private

organizations to develop and expand research work for our knowledge society within an

"ageing sustainability" context.

5. This conference will provide a platform to present academic work on "Sustainable

Development and Ageing Society" to the public. Also, this Conference will address

development and capabilities of an ageing society so that the elderly can lead active;

productive, healthy and useful lives.

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Expected Outcome

1. All conference attendees will gain a deeper understanding of "active ageing"

which aims to develop a quality of life for the entire population appropriate to age and

readiness for the quality of ageing. By doing so, society can Live together in harmony and

build up and strengthen themselves for an ageing society in every organization.

2. Organizations and individuals joining our academic network can strengthen their

state-of-the-art knowledge and practice for the benefit of older people with higher,

capabilities, and through collaboration can publish and disseminate research works, and

academic articles, in scholarly publications.

3. Strong networking among participating parties will be established. Academic

activities such as research publications and articles will then be actively conducted.

4. Those individuals and organizations who join us in organizing this conference will

be able to publish and disseminate research works, academic articles, in scholarly

publications to a broader audience. Research findings conducted by the participated

organizations will be distributed for practical application and utilization on a large scale.

Conference Organizers:

1. Eastern Asia University

2. Faculty of Education, Chulalongkorn University

3. Federation of Thai Industries

5. National Defence Studies Institute of the Royal Thai Armed Forces

6. Department for Development of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine of

Ministry of Public Health

6. Faculty of Architecture and city Planning, Thammasat University

Participating Institutes:

1. Overseas organizations and institutions

2. Private industrial sectors in Thailand

3. Thai public and private universities

4. Eastern Asia University alumnae, staff, lecturers and presenters

5. Students from other institutions and presenters

6. Keynote speakers and other invited scholars in the country and abroad

1. Conference committee members and staff

Venue: Poonsapaya Navawongs Na Ayudhya HaU, Faculty of Education of

ChuLalongkorn University

Contact : EAU Research Development and Research Center, Eastern Asia University,

200 Rangsit —NakhonNayok Rd,(Khlong 5),Amphoe Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani 12110.

Telephone/fax +66 2 577 6762, +66 2 577 1028-31 ext.394,335

E-mail: research3eau.ac.th

For more information: Contact Asist. Prof. Dr.Yaowapa Pathomsirikul

Tel: 02-577-6762, 02-577-1028 Ext. 394, 335,214

Mobile 091-0107515

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The 4th International Conference on Green ASIA

and Sustainability Forum: Ageing Society and Development for Active and Productive

Ageing

8 June 2018

Co-hosted by Eastern Asia University, National Defence Studies Institute of the Royal Thai Armed

Forces, Federation of Thai Industries, Department for Development of Thai Traditional and

Alternative Medicine of Ministry of Public Health, Faculty of Education of Chulalongkorn

University, Faculty of Architecture and Planning of Thammasat University

Venue:

Poonsapaya Navawongs Na Ayudhya Hall, Faculty of Education of Chulalongkorn University

Call for Papers

We proudly invite you to participate in the 4th

International Conference 2018 on "Green

ASIA and Sustainability Forum: Ageing Society Development for Active and Productive Ageing"

which will be held from June 8-9 June, 2018, at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand.

The goal of this Conference is to provide public platform for researchers,academics and

for internationally and nationally known practitioners to share ideas, problems, and solutions on

Green Asia and sustainability, ageing society development, active and productive ageing, and

environmental quality issues. Academic networking among Eastern Asia University, researchers

and the others from public and private sectors can be established. New bodies and new areas

of knowledge can be developed and initiated in related areas.

More details please visit Website: httpi/eaucon20l5.institution-eau.conV;

httpi/www.eau.ac.th

Objectives:

1. To provide a platform for research presentations and discussions conducted byuniversity

lecturers, scholars, and graduate students.

2. To provide a public platform of academic work on "Green ASIA and Sustainabibty: Ageing

society and Development for Active and Productive Ageing." Additionally, experience

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and research on ageing society development can be exchanged among scholars,

nationally and internationally.

3. To estabUsh academic networking opportunities among Eastern Asia University

researchers and the researchers from public and private sectors, in order to develop

research and to initiate a new body of knowledge in related areas. The research findings

can then be applied in public and private organizations.

Conference Theme

Green Asia and Sustainability: Ageing Society and Development for Active and

Productive Ageing.

Topics or Sub-themes

1. Educational Approach for Elderly Development

- Education and lifelong learning

- Guidelines for short training course--contents and approaches

- Promoting the older persons to participate in sharing knowledge with communities

- Awareness of the value of the older persons to increase positive attitudes toward the

ageing in Thailand

2. Promotion for Ageing Society

- Promotion of knowledge on basic health care

- Local knowledge of herbal health care

- Innovation in quality of life development for the older persons

- Dietary supplements to improve quality of life for the older persons

- Co-existence and Strengthening of ageing organizations

- Choices for a family institution to care for the older persons

- Social organizations and activities to enhance the quality of life for the older persons

- Strengthening the health of the older persons

- Development of health service systems to facilitate access for the older persons

- Guidelines for healthy ageing and well-being starting at a young age

- Guidelines for community-based, sustainable volunteer systems

- Protection of the older persons as consumers

- Best practices for caring for the older persons

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3. Social Security for an Ageing Society

- Income and asset protection

- Family care quality assurance and protection for caretakers

- Universal design of housing, vehicle, public transport, basic transportation systems for

the older persons

- Empowering care givers for the working older persons, including building good

relationships with family members

- Guidelines for citizen education before and after retirement relating to health,

nutrition, exercise, financial management for the older persons happiness and well-

being

- Migration behavior of the older persons in retirement communities and other

communities

4. Administration and Management for Development of Aging Society at the national level and

individual level

- Development of care giving to the older persons at the national level

- Personnel development for the older persons

- Concept model of overlapping generation career support and motivation in the work

of the older persons

- Physical competency and social participation of the older persons

- Working income of the older persons

- Working and productivity of the older persons

- Promoting and hiring of the older persons

- Approaches to adjust the rules, regulationsand laws for hiring the older persons

- Extension of retirement age in government and state enterprise sectors

- Guidelines to encourage people to save for old age

- Sustainability performance analysis and project management savings accounts for

Long-term savings both operated by the government state and private entities

- A sustainable, effective pension system with universal subsistence allowances and

Living expenses, adjusted for inflation

5. Development of older persons social knowledge and monitoring the implementation of the

National Elderly Agenda

- Administration and management of national research and information systems

- Knowledge management of research results on ageing

- The use of information technology and the Internet for an ageing society

- Surveying problems and obstacles, efficiency evaluation and sustainability

- Guidelines for adhering to policy reform

-Improved approach for projects under fiscal policy reform, such as the National

Savings Fund

- Cost estimation of care giving for the older persons in different ageing groups in the

communities

- Cost estimation of the financial health care systems for the older persons--co-pay

systems, end-of-life care, and the older persons dependent care

- Public and private cooperation for integrated care services for the persons

- Elder-care business sustainability, legal aspects, and personnel training

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Thailand. Doctor of Business Administration (marketing), Eastern Asia University. Wilson J. WA Stull, W. A. (1996). Rethinking co-operative education. Journal of

Cooperative Education, 31(3), 154-165.

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